So, belittling the audience is the right reserved for Chan ubers.
Also, very glad to see he tries to skate BIG this season, finally, which is something missing in his skating I thought, ever since he moved up to seniors in 2005-06 season. Took long time but kudos to Nobu, Mr. Barkell and Lori! :yes:
So relieved to see Autur's fully-rotated quads, and land at least one. Good job, Zhan Bush! Not bad at all scoring almost 200 in his very first senior grand prix. 
to Johnny's withdrawal.So, belittling the audience is the right reserved for Chan ubers. While others can't even say any single word of critics of your guy's score without "shows plainly disrespect and arrogance to judges". The same old song that we were hearing from you guys for the whole last season- "the audience is dumb, we Chan fans and the judges are the ones with expertise!" Unfortunately for you the vast majority of fs community are quite knowledgeable. That's why no one ever took your guys' argument about stupid audience seriously. Probably that's why none of chan ubers took my advice and didn't let it go- the keep repeating how stupid everyone who disagree with their guy's score is. Pathetic.
What I've said "belittling", "disrespect", and "arrogance" was entirely about what you've said and particularly in one of your post #144. Please don't twist my meaning and make it like I was refering to a group of people which I was not! You do not represent anyone, neither the audiences, nor the group of Takahashi fans. I don't see anyone is as malicious as you are!
:thumbsup: Case in point. If you'll read this thread, you'll see that in my post you replied on I used the wording of a Chan uber's post where he/she lectured me on what I should post. How wonderful to see that you call the said writing "ridiculous" and "trolling". Because that was exactly what his/her post was like imo. And, you see, when different people write the same things, even using the same words, their posts are treated differently, depends on either they're fans of the guy or not. So I made a point of it.
No, they are surely not. They are the only ones with objective truth to speak on the behalf of the knwoledgeable majority.
I think Michal said in mid-season that he is going to keep his old FS. But Artur does have a new FS and skated it. It was quite a surprise that he showed up with his old FS at CoR . There were no explanations about that neither from him nor from his coach. Except the same stuff that Mishin told before- some personal secrets, I won't tell you, plus the body got weaker, etc. Actually all these mysteries are getting boring. I hope they will figure something out. Otherwise Plu will have to go to London. Because no one else will likely get 2 spots for Russia in Sochi.
Are Chan fans some sort of second class citizens who should bear your constant and unreasonable attacks?! Obviously you have a remarkable ability to twist other poster's meanings, and utilize them to fit your purposes. Of course you can question about the judges' marks. When did I say you cannot?!
I've realized that it is impossible to make logical and rational conversations with you. So as Toni has suggested above, from now on, I am putting you into my ignore list which is so far still empty.:sarcasm:
:thumbsup: Case in point. If you'll read this a point of it.
No, they are surely not. They are the only ones with objective truth to speak on the behalf of the knwoledgeable majority.
I think Michal said in mid-season that he is going to keep his old FS. But Artur does have a new FS and skated it. It was quite a surprise that he showed up with his old FS at CoR . There were no explanations about that neither from him nor from his coach. Except the same stuff that Mishin told before- some personal secrets, I won't tell you, plus the body got weaker, etc. Actually all these mysteries are getting boring. I hope they will figure something out. Otherwise Plu will have to go to London. Because no one else will likely get 2 spots for Russia in Sochi.
What a shame that this forum doesn't have a signature option. I would take this quote for mine as Chan ubers' motto about their opponents.
Gorshkov sounds more sober and realistic than Piseev. Today he said to media about the tough situation in Men's field of Team Russia. The reason of which is the 5th Olympic event- Team Trophy. He said it's quite obvious that it's better when two different skaters compete in Team's and Men's, for this Russia needs two skaters. Also, the participation in the Olympic Team event will be based directly on the results of Worlds-2013. So, again a strong skater from Russia in London is required: www.team-russia2014.ru/article/6164.html . Plush actually never said that he will not go to Worlds for sure. He always says something like "we'll see... it depends.. decide later...". No one really expected that such situation would come. And the poor skating of Artur this season is also not much of a hope. The team for worlds will be set after Euros, Gorshkov said. So it's quite possible that Plu will go. I personally think that the second spot should be get by those who lost it- either Gachi or Voronov, since they will be getting it for their possible Olympic medal in Team's. Why should Plu bother to do their job. On the other hand- I don't want him to skate in two Olympic events at his age. Well. :think:
What a shame that this forum doesn't have a signature option. I would take this quote for mine as Chan ubers' motto about their opponents.
Gorshkov sounds more sober and realistic than Piseev. Today he said to media about the tough situation in Men's field of Team Russia. The reason of which is the 5th Olympic event- Team Trophy. He said it's quite obvious that it's better when two different skaters compete in Team's and Men's, for this Russia needs two skaters. Also, the participation in the Olympic Team event will be based directly on the results of Worlds-2013. So, again a strong skater from Russia in London is required: www.team-russia2014.ru/article/6164.html . Plush actually never said that he will not go to Worlds for sure. He always says something like "we'll see... it depends.. decide later...". No one really expected that such situation would come. And the poor skating of Artur this season is also not much of a hope. The team for worlds will be set after Euros, Gorshkov said. So it's quite possible that Plu will go. I personally think that the second spot should be get by those who lost it- either Gachi or Voronov, since they will be getting it for their possible Olympic medal in Team's. Why should Plu bother to do their job. On the other hand- I don't want him to skate in two Olympic events at his age. Well. :think:
One can always dream however.
Then you probably shouldn't limit other people's capacity in comprehension and logics as equal to yours.
No, you haven't misread me. That was what I said- they both lost the second spot in Nice, so one of them now should get it back in London.
Plu already took that risk and met both Dai and Chan at JO last month where he lost to Dai but won over Chan (the last was easy
). Of course Worlds is not JO but smth. bigger. The point is Plu's main target is Sochi, all the rest is just preparation, as he said a lot. At the same time I doubt that if he goes to London, he will go with the minimum target- finish in the first ten. Still I think he doesn't really want to compete alone in both Team and Men's event in Sochi. So, he might consider his trip to London as his contribution to make his schedule in Sochi less occupied. Russia has one spot anyway as a host country. And it definitely goes to Plu . Gachi and others can care, but it's their problem.
